The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-31

other day, seizing the PHYSICIANS hand
ST rhall never forget that to you lowe m!
Ifs,n 'You exaggerate," returned tn
doctor, mildly; "you owe me only for iii
teen visits. That is the point which
hope you will not fail to remember"
The Laurens Advertiser says: Anderson
and Greenville Counties have united IL
holding Teachers Institute. 1t is pro
posed to ask the Counties Of Laurens
Pickens, Abbeville and oconee to joi'
them and make it an inter.County affair
The suggestion is worthy OF considera
ton"
The following persons have packa
ges in the Southern Express Office In thi
city: G. G. Hall, Cooks; ]. B. Wideman
M, B. Coker, Mofattsville; J. G. Prewett
Ayrill; J. a. Bowden, John Rice, COL, A
J. Williams, Henry Rice, COL. J. 2. Ray
mond, M. A. Elrod, Mrs. M. T. Adderiy
city.
Col. r. E. Mason, of Westminster, wa
in the city last Saturday, and honored q
with call. he came down to represen
Ooorlee County in the meeting held for tn
purpose Of securing the Agricultural Sta
tion in this section. Col. Mason is one o
Oconee's Representatives in the Legisla
ture, and is a live, progressive citizen.
Messrs. sam'l and Lawrence Dean, o
Dean Station, on the 8. v. r. r., hay'
bourst a complete outfit for flour ane
grist mill, and will soon have 1t running
It viii be run by steam, Sullivan g Bro
having sold Messrs. Dean 25-horse pow
er engine for that purpose. The capacity
of the mill will be about fifteen barrels O.
flour day.
List Of letters remaining In the Post
Office for the week ending March 80
Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are advertised: F. N. ]. Denton,
r. r. Finley, Hiss Maggie Griffin, Miss s.
johnson, W. 81. McMurtry, John Matson,
Charlie Miller, Miss Lucy Patterson
Press Wakefield, Mrs. Aseneth Walker,
W. C. Wright.
The Storeville Farmers Club will meet
at the Carswell Institute on next satur-
day, April End, at 2 o'clock P. m. AS bus
iness of very great importance will come
before the Club, and interesting essays
upon practical and important subjects are
expected, It is very desirable that every
member of the Club should attend.
TIE committees appointed to canvass
Anderson County for subscriptions to
secure the Experimental Station are re-
questea to complete their canvass and re-
port the amounts subscribed and the
names of the subscribers to Mr.. E. B.
Murray, chairman Of the committee, On
or before the 7th day Of April, in order
that the committee may prepare their
report.
Editor Boggs, of the Pickens Sentinel,
gave MS the pleasure Of q peep at his genial
countenance while in the city last Satur-
day. He was here representing his Coun-
ty in the interest Of securing the location
of the Agricultural Station. Mr.. Boggs
is one Of the most prominent young men
OF, his County, and takes an active interest
in thing that tends to the welfare of
his people.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Shields, of this city,
have the sympathies of host of friends
in the death Of their little daughter, Viola
Douglass, which occurred on Saturday
evening, at Z o'clock, after q brief but
painful illness, aged four years. The
little ones remains were laid to rest in
the Baptist cemetery on Sunday after
noon, the funeral services being conducted
by Rev. w. G. Wightman.
DIR. P. A. Wilhite has returned from
Florida, where he has been spending the
winter, and his many friends will be glad
to learn that he has almost entirely recov-
cred from his recent illness. Before re-
turning home he went az member of q
from the State Board Of Health
to the West Indies to investigate the sani.
tary condition of the ports with which
Charleston trades with view of estab-
fishing proper sanitary regulations for
imports. The Doctor has promised to
give us IN account of his visit, which
will Doubtless be of much interest to our
readers.
Mrs. Frances Arnold, wife of Mr.. Rob
ert Arnold, died at her home in Martin
Township last Friday morning, after a
short Illness. Mrs. Arnold was a daughter
Of the late DR.. A. E. Thompson, and was
held in high esteem by all who enjoyed
her friendship. She was lady Of gentle
and her death brings sadness
to the hearts Of many relatives and
friends. She leaves husband and two
weeks old infant. She was member of
Roberts Church, and her remains were
inferred lin the cemetery Of that Church
ON Saturday afternoon, Rev. T. G. Lgon
conducting the funeral services.
At q recent meeting Of thediferent pas
senger associations, the rate for passengers
who desire to attend the inter. State drill in
Washington next May has been fixed at
three-qua1ters Of q cent per mile. This
rate not only applies 70 soldiers in uni
form, but 10 all persons where they travel
in parties Of twenty-five or over. This
perhaps is the lowest rate ever offered by
the railroads, and is about one-half of
that charged parties attending the New
Orleans Exposition. It will be good
opportunity to parties desiring to visit the
capital Of our country. Can't party be
made up in Anderson7
The Greenville Enterprise and Mountain
ee, of last week, says: "We publish for
the information of our readers, and be-
cause it has been much talked Of In An
derson County and the counties contigu-
GUS thereto, the Act Of the General As
sembly providing for better working Of
the public roads in the County named.
Some time ago there was quite stir made
about this Act in and around Slabtown,
but as We had not seen the provisions ot
the law, were unable to properly compre-